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Biology 2.1 level 2

Hi guys, my bio 2.1 is due tonight and i was wondering if someone could go over it/give me feedback please! I can help with other level 2 subjects in return or wtv you want. My teacher is super confusing and i have no idea what I’m doing wrong. I need an excellence on this. Thank you

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u/JellyfishPretty45 — 1 day ago
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L2 physics after not doing L1

I've chosen to take L2 physics this year (along with my other two sciences) as it's a required subject if I want to look into studying optometry in the future (an option). I didn't do L1 physics and so I'm lowkey finding myself clueless as we go through the mechanics course.

I was part of the accelerate program at school in Y9 and so I have a very limited scope on physics, but we only covered the basic Y9/Y10 materials of forces and motion, light, and electricity (with forces and motion being my weakest point). My teacher isn't one who would be recommended as a good teacher, especially when it comes to cases like me who hasn't touched physics-related work since Y9, 3 years ago.

I think it's just all the concepts covered in the mechanics unit and the amount of formulas too which seem confusing and jarring to me. Is there any hope for me to progress well in physics despite having no prior knowledge of L1? Also, because we were accelerated, I never covered energy as well.

Can someone also explain to me about the different concepts in depth (I don't think my teacher does it enough). The only ones which I've got understanding on (due to completing L2 Calc) are:

  • Graphs - Vectors and Scalors
  • Kinematic equations
  • Vector works (adding, subtracting)

Can someone please help me with these concepts:

  • The different forces + in context
  • Hooke's law (springs - energy?)
  • Projectile motion
  • Circular motion (centripetal force vs centrifugal force + calculating them)?
  • Torque (single pivot, double pivot + equilibrium, centre of mass)
  • Energy and momentum (kinetic, energy stored in spring, gravitational potential energy, conservation of energy, momentum + change of momentum, impulse, conservation of momentum)

I've really got to find time to go over everything that's been covered and make notes on them, but as we've only been doing our 2.1 reports portfolio these past few weeks + whole of last term, I've been focusing more on my L3 subjects and other internals so I haven't had any time to review physics.

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u/ProfessionalHope4356 — 16 hours ago
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Year 13 who is COMPLETELY stuck on what to do - Do you have advice?

Hello all,

I was wondering if there were any other people here facing the same situation I am - and if you have any advice. I have subjects I enjoy at school but nothing particularly draws me in to a level some subjects my friends take do to them. Feel very reclused often. If there are any programs or websites you recommend PLEASE comment.

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u/Cooperclan12345 — 3 days ago
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help? been out of school for a while

so i just got my art folio back for school (missed when i actually got the credits because i gave up) and relogged into my nzqa, i was looking at my record of achievement and i have a total of 82 credits, the problem is is that 3 of those are level 1 credits. the rest are level 2 (what i was working on) and level 3.

so i have 79 credits, what do i do now that im completely out of school and have no desire to re-enroll in any schools? is there anything i can do to get that final credit or do i just stare at it in disappointment until i forget about it

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L2 Chem 2.1 Quantitative Analysis - Titration

Hi! Just wanted to ask if anyone has excellence exemplars for the L2 Chem 2.1 titration quantitative analysis. I have my internal beginning next week and wanted to ask for help on structure and things to add + tips.

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u/ProfessionalHope4356 — 3 days ago
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l2 physics significant figures

help do you have to round to sf to get the questions right in the externals i can't figure out how to do it 😭😭

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u/valerie_m23 — 24 hours ago
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How hard are co-requisites?

Hiya! I have my co-requisite numeracy and literacy exams coming up soon and am wondering how hard they actually are? For reference I SUCK at math's, but I do okay in English. I was wondering if anyone could give me the low-down on how hard they found the exams personally.

Thanks!!

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u/countingdivas — 4 days ago
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Biology 2.1 - Carry out a practical investigation in a biology context, with supervision

Hey Guys, Our class just started this internal. Has anyone done this internal before? I would really appreciate some help or advice to secure excellences, or if I can see how an excellence paper looks like. What stuff is really important? Our teacher has taught way us about enzymes, osmosis and stuff, and said that we would be testing the affect of pH or temperature, surface area on the enzymatic reaction rate, but she did not tell us anything about the write up, so I was bit confused how the marking criteria or the internal be like.

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u/CowResponsible9980 — 2 days ago